Sentence examples for the public opened from inspiring English sources

The next year, the Astor Library, the city's first large library available to the public, opened on Lafayette.

Cafeterias catering to the public opened in several U.S. cities in the 1890s, but cafeteria service did not become widespread until shortly after the turn of the century, when it became the accepted method of providing food for employees of factories and other large businesses.

We had more than a week until the public open house.

The city of Cambridge built the public open space on land that Harvard granted to the city through an easement.

It'll presumably hit the public, open-to-anyone version of the iOS 9 beta within a few days.

Ticket sales to the public open at 1 p.m. Wednesday.

Data was obtained from the public open-access HTTP directory at the TCGA website (http://tcga-data.nci.nih.gov/) for the colon adenocarcinoma (COAD) and rectum adenocarcinoma (READ) projects.

Here we describe the public open-access view of our system, which allows us to disseminate fully annotated screening data from our published projects.

While open testimony is important for the American public, open pontificating by the commissioners is not.

"Open to the public means open to the public, doesn't it?" Yes, she was told.

Open to the public on Open Studios' days and for special events.